Trusted by 250+ clients in the UK, US and Australia
We Build Software and AI Automation That Pays for Itself
We build custom web applications in React, Next.js, Node.js and Python, and the AI agents that automate the work around them. Fixed-price scoping, estimates back in 48 hours.
Custom AI Agents and Business Automation
- Custom AI agent development
- Workflow automation with n8n
- RAG over your own documents
- Fixed-price pilots, delivered in 2-4 weeks
APIs and Services That Hold Up Under Load
- REST and GraphQL APIs in Node.js, NestJS and Python
- PostgreSQL and MongoDB schema design
- Third-party and payment integrations
- Deployed on AWS or GCP with CI in place
Design That Survives Contact With Development
- Research and user flows before screens
- Design systems, not one-off mockups
- Prototypes you can click and test
- Handover with specs the engineers can build from
Fast, Accessible Interfaces in React and Next.js
- Next.js and React with TypeScript
- Pixel-accurate builds from Figma
- Core Web Vitals treated as a requirement
- Accessible markup, tested on real devices
Why companies keep coming back
What you get working with us, in practice:
Fixed-price scopingYou see the estimate and the plan before anything gets built. Estimates come back in 48 hours.
One team, start to finishThe engineers who scope your project build it and stay through launch. No handover to a B team.
Working software every two weeksYou see progress on a staging URL you can click, not a status report.
Your code, your infrastructureRepositories, servers and accounts are yours from day one. Nothing is locked to us.
Hours that overlap yoursBased in Spain and Ukraine: a full working day with London, mornings with New York, and an agreed window for Sydney.
Eight years, 315 projectsBuilding since 2018 for 250+ clients, with a public track record on Upwork and Clutch.
Let’s work together
Tell us what you are building and what it has to do. You get a fixed-price estimate and a delivery plan within 48 hours, with no obligation to proceed.
What we build for scale-ups and agencies
Projects we have shipped
DuelMasters
San Lorenzo Foods
Una Providore
HoundDog
Soluna Sydney- View All Projects
Questions we get before a project starts
Web applications and the backends behind them, AI agents and workflow automation, headless CMS builds, and QA. The usual starting point is a scale-up replacing something that no longer holds up, an agency that needs a white-label team, or a company automating a process that people still do by hand. 315 projects since 2018, for clients in the UK, US, EU and Australia.
Landing pages and MVPs: 2 to 4 weeks.
Custom sites, e-commerce and dashboards: 4 to 8 weeks.
Platforms with real integrations: 8 weeks and up.
An AI automation pilot is fixed-price and lands in 2 to 4 weeks. Every estimate comes with a milestone plan, and you see working software on a staging URL every two weeks rather than a status report.Most work is fixed-price against a written scope, so the number is agreed before anything is built. Longer engagements run on a monthly team rate. AI audits are fixed-price, from £2,500 for UK clients and $3,000 for US clients. Send a brief and an estimate comes back within 48 hours, with no obligation to proceed.
Bug fixes, monitoring, security updates and new features, on a plan sized to the project rather than a standard retainer. Repositories, servers and third-party accounts are in your name from day one, so nothing is locked to us and you can move the work to another team without asking us for anything.
Every project gets a review at handover and again on a schedule, because a project that was clean in March is not automatically clean in August. It covers where every key lives and what it can do, access to servers and repositories, exposed ports and old staging environments, dependency vulnerabilities, spend and volume alarms on metered APIs, and a backup that has actually been restored rather than assumed.
Yes, and it usually does. Small changes fit inside the two-week cycles at no extra cost. Anything that changes the shape of the project is re-estimated in writing before work starts on it, so the number never moves quietly and you decide whether it is worth it.
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